Category: What I’m Reading Today

1. Tesla Stock Waffles On Earnings, Another Executive Departure (Investor’s Business Daily)
2. Intel Slumps as Wall Street Scrutinizes New CEO Swan’s Pedigree (Bloomberg)
3. Pelosi: ‘There’s Not Going to Be Any Wall Money’ (CNS News)
4. Trump Today: President conditions China trade deal on opening up markets to U.S. farm, manufactured goods (Market Watch)
5. The Threat of a Eurozone Recession (Project Syndicate)

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1. Boeing Sales Top $100 Billion for First Time (Bloomberg)
2. ‘Bad news is over’ — here’s what every major analyst says about Apple’s earnings (CNBC)
3. Powell to Stress Fed Patience on Rate Hikes: Decision Day Guide (Bloomberg)
4. A New Round of Trade Talks Could Be Just Enough to Keep Markets Calm (Barron’s)
5. Roomba Maker iRobot Expands Fleet With Terra Lawn-Mowing Bot (Investor’s Business Daily)

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1. In Unloved Dell, Investors Can Find a Silver Lining in Its VMware Stake (Barron’s)
2. Apple iPhone outlook has nowhere to go but up: analyst (New York Post)
3. A $4 Trillion Scapegoat for Market Volatility: the Fed’s Shrinking Portfolio (Wall Street Journal)
4. Biogen (BIIB) Tops Q4 EPS by 25c, Offers Guidance (Street Insider)
5. Experts are throwing cold water on a ‘housing collapse’ (ITB) (Business Insider)

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1. Apple Earnings Are Coming. The Last Round Left a Mark. (Barron’s)
2. Inspiring story of a guy who didn’t give up on his dreams: Geoffrey Owens, once shamed for Trader Joe’s job, featured in SAGs opener (New York Post)
3. 5 Stocks That Struggled in 2018 Could Be Big 2019 Winners (Jeffries via 24/7 Wall Street)
4. NVIDIA (NVDA) Cuts Q4 Guidance (Street Insider)
5. Dems Warn Howard Schultz Independent Run Would “Secure Trump’s Reelection” (Zero Hedge)
6. The world’s oldest Nobel Prize winner, a 96-year-old physicist, says his new invention will give everyone in the world clean, cheap energy (Business Insider)
7. Grubhub rallies after Credit Suisse upgrades, tells clients to expect 60% upside (CNBC)
8. Powell on the Spot After Fed’s Monetary Messages Whipsaw Market (Bloomberg)
9. Drillers Are Easing Off the Gas (Wall Street Journal)

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1. The ultimate gearhead bucket-list car show and event guide for 2019 (CNET)
2. Everything coming to Netflix in February (The Verge)
3. How CRISPR lets you edit DNA (TED)
4. $5 Billion to Be Wagered on the Super Bowl, Some Legally for the First Time (How Stuff Works)
5. 8 Morning Routines of History’s Most Successful People (Mental Floss)
6. What one Navy SEAL learned by doing Hell Week 3 times (Big Think)
7. The Euro’s First 20 Years (Project Syndicate)
8. When Does Your Intelligence Peak? (Scientific American)
9. Everything You Need to Host a Winning Super Bowl Party (Consumer Reports)
10. Will Tesla change the world or go out of business? Yes. (Recode)

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1. Bond Traders Face Plenty of Risk as Powell Ushers In a New Era (Bloomberg)
2. This Alibaba business could be its next big moneymaker (Market Watch)
3. America’s Hidden Workforce Returns (Wall Street Journal)
4. Four Low-Debt Stocks to Buy for Uncertain Times (Barron’s)
5. Intel Stock Is Selling Off. Here’s Why You Should Buy. (Barron’s)
6. Trump To Try Nominating People He Agrees With To Fed Board (Dealbreaker)
7. Why Xilinx Is Seeing Strong Growth When Many Chip Peers Aren’t Growing at All (The Street)
8. Elizabeth Warren’s New Wealth Tax Could Cost Billionaires $85 Billion A Year (Forbes)
9. China confident of keeping 2019 growth within ‘appropriate range’ (Reuters)
10. The Marijuana Billionaire Who Doesn’t Smoke Weed (aka Don’t get high on your own supply): (Fortune)
11. Robots at a Budapest cafe serve up food and drink, tell jokes, dance with kids (First Post)

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1. Futures higher as lawmakers re-engage in bid to end shutdown stalemate (The Fly)
2. Elizabeth Warren Proposes 2% ‘Wealth Tax’ On Richest Americans (Zero Hedge)
3. The Fed may be moving closer to ending its rally-killing balance sheet reduction (CNBC)
4. What DR Horton Earnings Indicate About the Housing Market (24/7 Wall Street)
5. Creditors Say Edward Lampert Reaped Billions but Left Sears Insolvent (Wall Street Journal)

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1. Stocks to Buy in China’s Slowing Economy (Barron’s)
2. Initial Jobless Claims Crash To 50 Year Lows (Zero Hedge)
3. ECB Keeps Policy Unchanged to Battle Economic Slowdown (Bloomberg)
4. United Technologies Offers an All-Clear Signal (Wall Street Journal)
5. P&G Raises Outlook After Another Quarter of Strong Sales (Wall Street Journal)
6. American Airlines profit and forecast beat on higher fares (Reuters)
7. Lam Research (LRCX) Surpasses Q2 Earnings and Revenue Estimates (Nasdaq)

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1. IBM Stock Soars on Better-Than-Expected Earnings, Forecast: (Barron’s)
2. Tesla jacks up recharging prices for electric cars (New York Post)
3. China Proceeds With Belt and Road Push, but Does It More Quietly (New York Times)
4. Pound Strengthens as Delay to Exit Gains Traction: Brexit Update (Bloomberg)
5. The BoJ lowers its inflation forecasts (Business Insider)
6. EQT Rejects Rice Proposal to Shake Up Management (Wall Street Journal)

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1. Chilling Davos: A Bleak Warning on Global Division and Debt (New York Times)
2. Ray Dalio, founder of the world’s biggest hedge fund, sees a ‘significant risk’ of a possible US recession in 2020 (CNBC)
3. Goldman upgrades Under Armour to Conviction Buy, sees 37% share upside (The Fly)
4. Hedge Funds Hunt for Brexit Bargains (Bloomberg)
5. A data point known as a canary in the coal mine for the global economy just fell off a cliff (Business Insider)
6. Amazon will soon lose the biggest reason to pay for Prime (Business Insider)
7. Elliott urges eBay to restructure business to double market value (Reuters)

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